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In re Keith C.
Juvenile court may reinstate juvenile ward’s restitutionary obligation even though his wardship had terminated.
Juveniles Apr. 26, 2015
In re Willover
USSC's juvenile sentencing ruling in Miller constitutes a new substantive rule of constitutional law and, thus, applies retroactively to criminal cases on collateral review.
Juveniles Apr. 26, 2015
In re Willover
USSC’s juvenile sentencing ruling in <EM>Miller</EM> constitutes a new substantive rule of constitutional law and, thus, applies retroactively to criminal cases on collateral review.
Juveniles Apr. 19, 2015
People v. Scott
California’s youth offender parole hearing under Penal Code Section 3051 renders juvenile homicide offender’s de facto life sentence constitutional.
Juveniles Mar. 23, 2015
Ruelas v. Superior Court (People)
Sex registry requirement for juveniles adjudicated of misdemeanor sex crime and committed to Division of Juvenile Justice does not violate equal protection.
Juveniles Mar. 22, 2015
M.M., a Minor
Juvenile court may not remove child from de facto parent without providing her with notice and opportunity to object.
Juveniles Mar. 15, 2015
In re Jesus M.
Father’s emotional abuse and violation of restraining order did not demonstrate a risk of physical harm to children to assert jurisdiction under Section 300(b) of the California Welfare and Institutions Code.
Juveniles Mar. 15, 2015
In re Jonathan B.
Juvenile court erroneously sustains jurisdictional finding as to mother who immediately obtained protective order against father following violent outburst.
Juveniles Mar. 15, 2015
In re G.Y.
Court has no power to seal juvenile’s records under Welfare and Institutions Code Section 781 for Section 707 enumerated offense.
Juveniles Mar. 8, 2015
In re G.Y.
Court has no power to seal juvenile’s records under Welfare and Institutions Code Section 781 for Section 707 enumerated offense.
Juveniles Mar. 4, 2015
In re Priscilla D.
Juvenile court errs in its denial of appellant’s Cal. Welfare and Institutions Code Section 388 petition to terminate legal guardianship of her children.
Juveniles Mar. 4, 2015
Roxanne B., a Minor
Juvenile court adjudges minor a dependent where parents’ neglect caused her to suffer major depression.
Juveniles Feb. 26, 2015
In re Emily D.
Juvenile court’s request as to missing drug test evidence does not violate parent’s due process.
Juveniles Feb. 19, 2015
Eddie E. v. Superior Court (People)
Undocumented juvenile need only show one parent’s unfitness to qualify for special immigrant juvenile status, clearing path to citizenship.
Juveniles Feb. 12, 2015
Cole Y., a Minor
Juvenile court lacks authority to condition family court’s modification of exit order upon father’s completion of various programs.
Juveniles Feb. 6, 2015
Khalid B., a Minor
Juvenile court may not place ward at out-of-state facility absent determination that in-state facilities are either unavailable or inadequate.
Juveniles Feb. 4, 2015
Angelina E., a Minor
Commissioner properly cross-assigned to act as referee pursuant to presiding judge’s 2001 order cross-assigning all commissioners as referees in juvenile dependency.
Juveniles Jan. 26, 2015
Ruelas v. Superior Court (People)
Sex registry requirement for juveniles adjudicated of misdemeanor sex crime and committed to Division of Juvenile Justice violates equal protection.
Juveniles Jan. 26, 2015
In re J.C.
Father's failure to curb pregnant mother's drug use - plus his own issues - substantiates child's removal to foster care.
Juveniles Jan. 23, 2015
In re J.C.
Father's failure to curb pregnant mother's drug use - plus his own issues - substantiates child's removal to foster care.
Juveniles Jan. 15, 2015
C.M., a Minor
Juvenile court improperly rejects nonoffending father’s request for custody over child based on unsupported finding of detriment.
Juveniles Jan. 14, 2015
R.T., a Minor
Toddler’s placement in limbo where agency and juvenile court ignored statutory mandate to consider relatives in determining placement.
Juveniles Jan. 13, 2015
Baby Boy W., a Minor
Biological father who expressed unequivocal desire to raise child successfully blocks third party adoption arranged by child’s mother.
Juveniles Dec. 17, 2014
Jose O., a Minor
Minor’s mere presence with runaway girlfriend is insufficient to support finding that he contributed to delinquency of minor.
Juveniles Dec. 9, 2014
I.M., a Minor
Trial court may order stepfather’s adoption of child to proceed without transporting prisoner-parent, who did not consent to adoption, to court for hearing.
Juveniles Dec. 8, 2014
Maya L., a Minor
At review hearing, court need only determine whether supervision is still necessary when child is placed under court supervision with noncustodial parent.
Juveniles Dec. 8, 2014
J.V., a Minor
Juvenile court properly issues victim restitution order after judgment debtor turned 21, when simply memorializing previous restitution order entered while debtor was under 21.
Juveniles Nov. 30, 2014
M.D., a Minor
Juvenile cannot exclude relevant evidence of alleged prostitution activities on ground she was victim of human trafficking, a fact she failed to prove.
Juveniles Nov. 25, 2014
Daniel B., a Minor
Juvenile court cannot give program counselors unfettered discretion to determine, based on their own criteria, mother’s satisfactory completion of domestic violence class.
Juveniles Nov. 17, 2014
Bryan E. v. Superior Court (People)
Teenager charged with assault with deadly weapon may be found incompetent to stand trial based on lack of ability to consult with counsel or assist in preparing defense.
Juveniles Nov. 12, 2014